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Emotional Terrain: Anger

Emotional Terrain: Anger

By Brian Alger on 06/30/2011

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Emotional Terrain

[Exploring Life] Anger is a strong emotional reaction in response to a perceived provocation or injustice. The emotional reaction consists of an often unintended improvisatory abyss of displeasure, irritation, resentment, outrage, and enmity. Anger is an extreme reaction that takes our body and mind to the very edge of a threshold in which rationale thinking [...]

Posted in 4. ENVIRONMENT | Tagged addiction, anger, behaviour, belonging, bodymind, confinement, disease, emotions, feelings, habit, inspiration, mental degradation, mental discipline, mindlessness, pain, psychsomatics, spiritual quality, spiritual response, stress, suffering | 3 Responses

Ecopsychology: Law of Mother Earth

Ecopsychology: Law of Mother Earth

By Brian Alger on 04/20/2011

This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series Ecopsychology: Reanimating Our Relationship With the Earth

[Exploring Life] Bolivia is posed to create a law that grants nature equal right to a humans, and have also suggested that the United Nations adopt a Proposal Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth. The proposal originates in an eco-sensitive set of presuppositions that redefine our relationship with the earth and dramatically alters [...]

Posted in 4. ENVIRONMENT | Tagged addiction, balance, business, capitalism, connectedness, corporatism, earth, economy, ecopsychology, nature, pollution, presence, spirituality, toxicity | Leave a response

Mental Degradation: Habit – Involuntary Routines

Mental Degradation: Habit – Involuntary Routines

By Brian Alger on 02/05/2010

This entry is part 3 of 6 in the series Mental Degradation

How much of our experience is driven by involuntary tendencies and habits? Understanding the nature and essence of habit in our lives is an essential task. Habits are both inevitable and unavoidable. They are a medium of perception; a complex network of filters that influence how we interpret and orient ourselves to everyday life. The [...]

Posted in 2. MIND | Tagged addiction, apprehension, comprehension, confinement, confusion, dependency, distraction, habit, learning, mental degradation, pattern, perception, routine, time | Leave a response

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